oh yikes… yeah i don’t blame you doing what you gotta do to get by in a microsoft-owned world. i do nearly all my uni work on a windows 10 laptop since i need my shit to be testable on uni machines.

i was also super paranoid…. but im not about to dual boot for zzz, so it was either risk it or stop playing anyway for me

you’re welcome!! and yeah, i’m hoping that a *real actual steam machine* being around, combined with microsoft releasing broken, slop-filled windows updates will finally break the microsoft OS monopoly, at least for gaming

i haven’t been banned or anything yet, and this technique works with genshin too (i did have to install the launcher twice in two separate proton prefixes as the proton/wine virtual C drive seems to have a limited capacity)

yes! i’ve been playing it under linux for a while. my setup is: add the base installer as a non-steam game -> run the installer using proton -> find and add the now-installed launcher as a non-steam game -> run it using proton too. then just use the launcher like normal

you should see how spiky and exciting things get with the work-in-progress clustering algorithm enabled… (i will fix both kinds of clustering i swear). supposed to be a sphere if that wasnt apparent. :(

ignore the spikes!! my mesh SDF implementation sucks! it doesn’t matter!

these are polygons! i’ve been developing my own editor using godot, with stylised post processing. should probably make an itch page for it at some point.

oh hey look, it’s David from Flight of the Navigator!